*they speak English*…read more Cute chain bakery in the Mareis. Nice patio on a fairly busy street so great for people watching. The waitress/cashier was very nice and spoke English. The bakery goods themselves were not bad but didn't feel like anything special. I did not try the coffee or food so can't speak to that. I'd come back as a place to people watch but for a boulangerie I'd probably go somewhere else.

I can't really see any reason to come back but I don't want to give them a lower rating than…read morethis... The chocolate croissant was very sad. The egg and avocado toast had watery eggs, maybe that's how people like it in France? The only decent thing was the ham croissant, probably not good enough to want to order it again though.

Stopped by here before heading to Versailles. Good coffees and decent croissant, very friendly…read moreservice.

Très bien! Found this spot thanks to Yelp…read more My friend and I had the most delicious breakfast. They had a set menu for breakfast which had a 2 or 3 different options. We chose the option that came with 3 eggs, croissants, French bread, juice, and cafe....all for a very reasonable price. The wonderful server helped us decide on what we should order and even accommodated our Mimosa request (apparently mimosas are not a thing here). I had the scrambled eggs which were done so well! They were the best I've ever had. I didn't even know I cared about eggs until now and of course since we were in the land of croissants...they were to die for! The service was awesome and very helpful towards us touristas. If I'm blessed to visit Paree again, best believe I'll be back here!

Excellent cafe. The food was fresh and delicious. The owner was very helpful in choosing food…read more Highly recommended.

Lovely restaurant with a splendid atmosphere. I don't speak any French but the owners helped me…read morenavigate the menu based on what I was feeling, and it was delicious. Coffee was wonderful and the people were lovely.

Ooooh, what a lovely new kid on the concept shop block! This full-service shop not only has an…read moreadorable corner café full of light, cheer and scrumptious looking treats (didn't taste anything during my visit) that would be my HQ if I lived nearby, but it's got two floors of well-selected fashion labels from France and the UK (Kenzo, Christoph Lemaire, Carven, etc..), super photo books, shoes, accessories and even really awesome ceramics. All in all, a lot of edible and inedible eye candy under one roof. The guys behind the place are super friendly, not at all like the cooler than thou dudes and dudettes that mill about blankly at Colette. What I really liked most about the space was the downstairs, lounge-like level with comfy vintage chairs, low ceilings and dark carpeting. Made me feel like I was in a cool kids chill out hideaway from the 70s. While I didn't find anything that visit that I wanted to splurge on (prices are not cheap), I definitely plan on making this a new stop in my North Marais walkabouts, if not at least to grab a coffee and a snack at the sun-filled café.

I headed to Paris with a list of 4-5 'modern' coffee shops to try, but found all but one closed for…read moreChristmas. What a bummer! I'd booked before they posted their holiday dates, so couldn't be helped I guess, but luckily The Broken Arm made up for it. Paris can be truly abysmal for coffee. The choice seems to be horribly extracted espresso or a ridiculously foamed construction they call cafe 'creme'! Truly the stuff of nightmares. So I was a bit desperate by my third day and took the metro here specially to get my fix. I jumped off at the sexily clad Arts et Métiers. It's then a short and pleasant enough walk to a very nice traditional Paris square which the shop over-looks. I had no interest in the trendy clothes shop section that other reviewers have mentioned, so went straight to the counter to order a little Noisette from the pleasant gentleman. He spoke good Anglaise, which helped an ignorant pre-morning coffee pleb like me muchly! The menu for food is fairly short but it was only breakfast I needed anyway, so no problem. I ordered a nice lemon cake and the house granola. The Noisette went down a treat, kick-starting my day with its short caffeine fueled synapsis bang! The cake was decent sized, moist and flavoursome. The granola, man that was so good but maybe a bit on the small side. There's a layer of Greek Yoghurt, a mightily fresh flavoured granola and carefully match-sticked fresh apple atop. Just what I needed. So the vibe is laid-back hip, but less hipster affectation and attitude and more of a clean essential minimalism and politeness about it. The clientele was quite a mixed bag of local strollers and visiting fashionista types, with a wide range of ages amongst the 10 or so folks present mid-morning. Maybe it needs more seats/tables, as a few couples looked in and went away again as no suitable seats spare. It has wifi, papers, pour-overs, nice teas, etc. I next ordered a flat white (well, I ordered a café crème, but that's just Broken Arm code for flat white). Enjoyed this even more. The blend is local from Café Lomi, a custom blend I believe, and has a mellow, very drinkable way about it without the 'trendy' over acidity you get in many similar UK places. I liked it a lot. More my style of coffee. All in I could have stayed longer but didn't want to take space from others. This is clearly a popular place to drop by and so as with similar sparsely seated places you can feel a bit rushed to move on before you actually want to - I almost dropped it a star for that reason, but decided that as there was no push for me to go from staff, perhaps I should not penalise their minimal design choice.

Fun little place with outside as well as a few inside tables. Country French style. Friendly…read moreservice and quick with the food. Just a simple breakfast fast of tea, baguette with butter and jam and yogurt with honey. All of which was excellent!

Eggs and coffee were great and so was the service! I highly recommend the soft boiled eggs with…read moresalted butter and bread if you want a real French high protein treat. Everything was great and we love this location. It's one of our favorite streets in Paris.

Here, I had a fairly good beef tartare (16 euros); it was a touch more macerated and…read moremayonnaise-based than I had anticipated, but the dish's dill and capers helped balance it out. The crunchy, mildly salted fries that came with the meal were likewise cooked to perfection. There were lots of chunks and satisfyingly stretchy cheese pulls in my boyfriend's French onion soup. what you think about this recipe[click here] (https://buyghostgunskit.com/)

What a let down after reading the other reviews and looking forward to a great lunch on our last…read moreday in Paris! Ordered the French onion soup and burger/fries for lunch. The onion soup was very dark brown (see pictures), as the sautéed onions had burnt and the soup was very dark. They didn't care to take out the burnt onions from the soup broth!! The burger was just ok, compared to other cafes in Paris we tried, it was nothing memorable. Just a very plain and bland. Meat quality was just OK. Not a place I would go out of my way to dine at in future.

Hotel-Next-door perfect breakfast brunch heaven…read more We were so hungry from the early morning, but really didn't wanna have anything in the hotel anymore. The breakfast bowl was excellent, and the soup was amazing. Highly recommended!

Fantastic place for breakfast. Spacious, modern interior, and great service. Price seemed quite…read moreexpensive tho but this city is expensive. For breakfast I had the smoked salmon and ricotta sandwich. It was brilliant. The ricotta and salmon worked together great and the bread was perfect. Also was still hungry so had an almond croissant. This was the best, buttery croissant I ever had. Also had a sweet filling. Highly recommend.